Students Unite Against Fascism At City Meeting
Speakers denounced fascist menace and urged action against war materials shipments. Professor Lieg urged unity despite differences, backing groups like the Mexican Student Union and Lincoln Brigade support. Reverend Stafford called for boycotts of Axis goods and lifting the Loyalist Spain embargo. A Mexican student urged US Mexican student solidarity in democracy. Resolutions backed the O Connell measure and lifting the Spain embargo.
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O'Connell
Lieg
A Mexiean Student Union
Columbia University Federation For Democracy and Intellectual Freee
Br He Lincoln Brigade
Stafford
Spain
University of Mexico
Cardanas
Mexico
United States
O’connell
American Student Union to hold national referendum on peace policy
The National Committee of the American Student Union votes unanimously to stage a nationwide referendum on the peace policy and related issues including the Ludlow Amendment naval expenditures and a Japanese goods boycott. A letter from China's Young Peoples Foreign Relations Association urges intensified anti-Japanese action.
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The
American Student Union
Vassar
Young Peoples’ Foreign Relations Association of China
Japan
China
United States
Laie Tech
Marxist Lectures At Columbia April to May
A four lecture series on Marxism announced by Science and Society will take place at Columbia University in April and May. Lecturers include W J McGill Paul Radin Leo Huberman and Henry E Sigerist with multiple faculty sponsors.
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Science and Society
Columbia University
W. J. McGill
Hunter College
Paul Radin
Leo Huberman
New College
Henry E. Sigerist
Johns Hopkins University
Harkness Theatre
South Hall
Harold C. Urey
Phillip Jessup
Ruth Benedict
Paul F. Brissenden
Wesley C Mitchell
Arthur MacMahon
Horace Friess
Gardner Murphy
Robert Macliver
Merleint
George S. Counts
Harry F. Ward
Harry J. Carman
James Gatman
Joseph K. Hart
Dorothy Brewster
Robert Lyndh
Dwight Chapman
G. Lowelleld
Traditional Pony Ballet Returns To '39 Varsity Show
Columbia's Varsity Show brings back an all male cast and pony ballet after a two year lapse. The production at Hotel Astor March 31 and April 1 and White Plains April 2 features roles from Mae West to Greta Garbo with Isidore Diamond as scriptwriter and Paul Winkopp coaching. Tickets cost 2.00 and 2.50.
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Columbia
Grand Ballroom
Hotel Astor
White Plains
Pony Ballet
Colossal Picture Studios
Hollywood
la Hollywood
Paul Winkopp
John IF. Bateman
Mae West
Alexander McLister
Leon Washaw
Leo
Lion Hearted
Tiberia
Greta Garbo
Isidore Diamond
Columbia College
Lee Warner
Lupin Fein
Astor
Dick Manne
Hal Morley
Blue Lions
Westchester
South American Exhibit Showcases Spanish Life and Arts
The Spanish Department with Spanish-American consulates and Pan American Union transformed a conference room into a South American locale showcasing dolls clothing and utensils. Exhibits included basketry pottery and photos of Peru Chile Venezuela and Argentina with Miss Magda Arce in charge.
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Pan- American Union
Delores Tejeda] Dymek
Mexico
Lumbia
Peru
Chile
Venezuela
Argentina
Magda Arce
Virginia Goodrich
Inez Alexander
Sue Whitley
Beatrice Perez
Matilda Zabala
Delores Dymek
Miss Arce
Barnard
California University
Senor Traverso
Mortarboard Weekend Camp Dates Announced
Mortarboard weekend at camp runs April 1 to 3. Anyone who has worked on Mortarboard in any capacity is eligible to attend. The signup poster is in the Mortarboard office.
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Mortarboard
Mortarboard Office
Seniors Asked To Call For Questionnaires
The Department of Physical Education announces that the Physical Education Question naires are now in Student Mail. All Seniors are requested to call for one of these questionnaires as soon as possible.
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Department of Physical Education
Wigs And Cues Hears Lecture On Play Writing
Professor Milton Smith author and Columbia theatre director spoke to Wigs and Cues about the art of play writing. He stressed a director must interpret the story and that a play exists only in the theatre with vitality and life. He outlined four directing steps from script study to finished production.
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Milton Smith
Columbia Players
Smith
Professor Smith
Barnard Water Carnival Delights Aquatic Delegation Visit
Aquatic stars from Barnard staged a native themed show for visiting Navy guests at Hav. Elaine Hildenbrand Barbara Reade and Ruth Cummings led a native Hawaiian dance while freshmen performed a water dance. Navy divers and sailors raced in front crawl and back crawl events with a penniediver contest. A tandem water chorus followed shore leave. Harriet Benedict chaired the carnival committee with Grace Maresca in publicity and M. Fenton in charge of business.
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Barnard Aquatic
Pacific
United States Navy
South Sea
Elaine Hildenbrand
Barbara Reade
Ruth Cummings
Miss Tuzo
Ninetto di Benedetto
Sally Zimmerbackel
Admiral
Harriet Benedict
Betty Armstrong
Paula Kassell
Grace Maresca
M. Fenton
Ann Landau
Ph Iann
Mar Heitzman
Jane Seymour
Sie Tallman
Miss
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Barnard Hall
Mrs. Johns
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